Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
RELIGION AND REST
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PE1osksF. J4ly zs.-fhs season is non
fairy ssSer vsy and ths fsscsters are
conssant.y a1ising 70 e8loy the COO and
ceiighlfal ar zoich S0uheln M'eblzsD
slons possesses snd i really . iEspaEt %
az ssfsnzers who have tssn sselLerins ia
tas South. its bsnsdeienf insrence Per
Fetualiy eooi Pstosksy Is tie center ef TIE
ns@ world shscb exsts II thfs resort
eo@atFy. and 70 that place does tie tfsysiisr
hsss direct rs zaY. Every sfaia triags
gcOdiy nunoer, snd TODAY, 80 swsiled the
naalbsg Of arrivals The immediate cause
q this innux beng Ihs camp nsegink snieh
Is n1U n session AZ Bay View.
People come fTom all parts 1f the couEtEy
o. attend lnls great religious gathering. and
. reap from lt whatever good thai may
arse. fne mseslngs c0mmeace1 lsst Tues
cay nlge- aud ~ul continue unul Monday.
| Rev. u. i. Barnes. formerly Of Grand
! Rapids conducted fhs services IN tie
absence OF Rev. ID. Nsison, who had been
sscnTei 10 perform chat service. but vas
unsy0l,iaeiY detained Prayer NEE ing
song services and sermons take place every
| day and many able Giyires = Ee part ia the
| dltereat services. The Rev. :. Rrei. eecre-
| Iary OF ne Ass 0claIion, delivered an able
discourse taking ss bis text ia Hin vas
Light. and the Light was the Light of
Men be called aIEention 10 the 0seglty
o. The history OF Christ snd n0g lucom-
parable Il was % eartaly history; how that
| il no more had been said Of Alexander and
Washington they would have long since
sank into oblivion. That 10 utterances are
weakened by the truth thai comes
| from them and they have
fed the best intellects in the
world; every truth seems Infinite. and there
is no boundary 20 the view OF human faith.
No one can write the history of Christ " ho
selects Him as his Savior. and We know of
rtrang@ attempts aad strange failures. that
Christ was man OF sorrow and OF JOY. and
vas also man Of action. he closed 0y
praying that al might SEE clearly IN the
light OF God.
Dr. Watson arrived on Thursday morn
ing and took charge of the meetings, I'M
parting new life. which is seen bythe con-
stantly increasing attendance on all ser
vices. He has a peculiar manner, which
accords with the taste OF the people. ana "a
his plain-spoxea phrases he touches the
heart OF the most humble and exerts per-
sonal magnetism over many, which can
bring no other result than success for bis
cause. He delivers series of Bible Exigen-
cies during the week. aud has taken for his
subject ''The 'Beattudes." ''Tne Dove As
Symbolical OF the Holy Ghost" and sane
tif,atiOn." Every service brings many
converts forward. and the good work is
still progressing.
Next sunday will be the climax OF the
events of The week. and excursions from
Traverse City, Chsre7oix. Mackinac and
other Northern resorts will bring hundreds
OF attendants upon the services of that day.
Addresses will be delivered by Rey. s y
Watson and 4. L.. Flake, President OF
Albion College. The services will be held
in the new Auditorium which was finished
today. II is 100 By - feet with rostrum
46 6y Is feet. aud the whole building is
capable OF seating $500 people. There are
over IS 600 feet OF In nber used 10 its con-
struction. and it will hereafter he used for
all large meetings.
The Chautauoua Assembly commences
next week Wednesday. and lasts for two
weeks IL consists OF lectures on various
subjects pertaining to religion. the classics
and literature. Rev Hssr1 B.99fuppsr IS
booked tor several lectures r.
There are 193 cottages at Bay View. forty
OF which were erected this year and with
| seventy-five tents there need be no fear but
that accommodations can be obtained Pc
toskey with its many hotels can provide for
| all who may come, and HarbOr Springs.
| across the bay, presents opportunities for
| obtaining board and rooms.
The young people have organized q club
| aud spend many pleasant evening on tue
| beach by clam bakes, cOnfres and soirees of
| different sorts. party OF them on Mon
day camping for a week on Crooked Lake
Many Grand Rapids people are at the Ar
! lingtOD. among wnoa are John L. Shaw
and wife, Harry Brown aud wife, Elias
Matter and wife, j. 3. Tanner aud daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Bellsmy, Mrs. Morris. ;. NJ
Pierce and g K. Mayhew and family.
Hops are given every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights and Proi. Nellenstein's )
orchestra furnishes excellent music
Tennis courts. bowling alleys and billiard
tables give ample opportunity to pass time
/ pleasantly.
A double track has been laid between
! Bay View and PetOskey and now the dun
my will run on schedule time between the
two pisces. thus putting stop % the IN
convenience arising from its uncertain de-
psrluse.
The climate UP here Is as cool as one
| could wish. and al Ove.coat goes well after
supIer when the tberuometsr takes a drop
to % degrees.
Notwithstanding the remoteness OF this
I city from the regular territory OF the opera
and comedy trOupes. yet the traveller is
| greeted upon his arrival by The smiling and
fascinating Yum Yum apd the benevolent
end pious darSeY talking 10 Eva. as they
| herald the approach CT the "&ikado' and
Uncle Toms Cabin" Concerts are Of frs-
quent occurrence, and every taste OF man
| is catered to even in this comparative vii
/ derness. T0RREY.
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Our MINERAL SPRINGS